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A school for Indigenous children in south Juarez just got a $60,000 facelift that city officials hope will protect students from the sun and reassure parents that their sons and daughters are safe.

A South Texas sheriff says he issued an arrest warrant for a Mexican councilwoman who had federal drug charges dropped, "because she violated state law."

A national group of immigration lawyers says the U.S. Supreme Court sent a clear message when it resoundingly rejected challenges to the Biden administration's deportation guidelines.

A school for Indigenous children in south Juarez just got a $60,000 facelift that city officials hope will protect students from the sun and reassure parents that their sons and daughters are safe.

As an intense heat wave grips the Rio Grande Valley, there is an effort to relocate or revamp a migrant camp for asylum seekers in Matamoros, Mexico, to help make them safer and more comfortable, a Catholic nun who works with migrants tells Border Report.

As an intense heat wave grips the Rio Grande Valley, there is an effort to relocate or revamp a migrant camp for asylum seekers in Matamoros, Mexico, to help make them safer and more comfortable, a Catholic nun who works with migrants tells Border Report.

The case began with the apprehension of four migrants near Topgolf in West El Paso. It quickly evolved into a rescue attempt of up to 30 foreign nationals reportedly held against their will.

Migrant smugglers adjust to extreme heat in rural South Texas, sheriff says Story by Sandra Sanchez • 1h ago June 22, 2023 B ROOKS COUNTY, Texas

A multi-agency operation headed by the Phoenix Police Department led to the arrests of hundreds of violent felons earlier this month.

A South Texas sheriff says he issued an arrest warrant for a Mexican councilwoman who had federal drug charges dropped, "because she violated state law."